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26 Jan 2026 -
Hammersmith
It was a short work week in the US this week due to the Monday holiday. US corn prices finished the week up by about USD 2 m/t with soybeans up by about USD 4 m/t and soymeal up by USD 7 m/t. All US wheat was up by USD 4 to 5 m/t at the end of the week.......please click PDF to see more details
21 Jan 2026 -
CFO Exclusive
RMB market keeps firm for 1-2 more weeks before lunar New Year….”
19 Jan 2026 -
Hammersmith
Next Monday is a holiday in the US --- markets will be quiet.
This week was WASDE week or perhaps it was surprise week as some USDA WASDE numbers caught the market by surprise. US corn and soybean yields were increased by the USDA with corn having the biggest increase.........please click PDF to see more details
14 Jan 2026 -
CFO Exclusive
RMB market keeps steady that lunar New Year is not far…
12 Jan 2026 -
Hammersmith
USA corn prices were up by about USD 3 m/t with soybeans up by USD 6 m/t and soymeal at USD 8 m/t higher. USA winter wheat prices moved up by USD 4 m/t while spring wheat prices were unchanged......please click PDF to see more details
07 Jan 2026 -
RMB market would slow down with high inventory prior to lunar New Year…
05 Jan 2026 -
Hammersmith
This week’s report is not as comprehensive or accurate as usual since many of the sources of information are not back up to speed after the holidays.
Looking at prices for this week compared to our last report on December 20, 2025, corn prices have dropped by just over USD 2 MT while soybeans have dropped by USD 5 MT and soymeal is also lower by USD 5 MT. US winter wheat is unchanged for the period while US spring wheat has moved lower by USD 3 MT.......please click PDF to see more details
25 Dec 2025 -
CFO Exclusive
Replenishments purpose would move up FM demands prior to lunar New Year…
22 Dec 2025 -
Hammersmith
There was almost no change in US corn prices as the week ended but soybeans were down by USD 10 m/t but soymeal was unchanged on the week. US soft red winter wheat was down by almost USD 10 m/t while US spring wheat was up by a couple of dollars m/t.......please click PDF to see more details
























